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Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

The Gmud Lodge knights o.
Hepor slscIed IN Jaekson lasl
Nsgh llt luilSuins olacefs
Az. hes oFvIsas sbsrE. Grand
DiesAioa
W y TEigry u GsunriIIs, We.
0Fand i1sctalor ss
h q Van Eaton. woodslIIs,
Asa6eiaIs Gnhd Diesa'or.
Rer. a. M. sihnaifrr. Grrrn.
vile, GsAnd Chaplain.
GrorKr W. Lawrence, Herman
do, sirsad Hfporisr. ~
Ca lsfpneher, jackson. Grand
TfeasuEsB. ~ I
1Mt JchRraa, Aus.iu, Grand
GnAriiag.
I'd BseIcrl, Baeh Hill. Grand
SrHiigrls ssn
yesyb Gslsmsn, Aberdeen, Jnp.
MeGpl Jsck.yrs L. @. Ai,lrieI,.
NalehnEs GFaqd Trustees.
4 1 ~ GaefR. Absrdgyn, STATE
Medical Examiner. nra rs'
! b, G. Sims Abefdean, and W.
"A Hsarig Kgncisrtps RrpFsssn.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

We ~ nndsrsigned Banks AID Ba8sksyr
ieiu Jay au Prizes dl,s,sn u Tlhc u nisiana
State Lotteries shich may De p-eseafsd al
oar coltafers
]. T. o1EEsDY, Pres. Louisiana Natl Bank.
PIERRE LANAux, rfss. state Natl Bank
A. BALDWIN. Pres New Orleans Natl Bank
CARL KoHN. Pres. unicn National Bank.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
y cEza HALF MILLION nSEn1vEzi

y cEEz HALF nIItlcn rl11nBuTE1.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
incorporated IN 1868 Tor Is years by the
Legislature for Educational and ChaIita-
bic purposes with capital cf $1,000. .0CO
10 which reserved Inna Of over $550OOO
has since been Adlletl
By an overwhelming popular vote ITS
franchise WIS ma1e part 81 The present
Slale Consultation adopted December %,
A. d. 1879.
The eAkg Lottery eUer veted on and en-
derssd BY fhs psopls ef any STATE.
II neUes scales o. posfponss.
Has Grand single Nmmaber Drawings
sake place menthiy, and ahe semI An.
anal Drawings regularly every SIX
naenths--June and EDecember.
a SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
TO WIN A FORTUNE. EIGHTH
GRAND DRAWING CLASS n. IN
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW
ORLEANS, TUESDAY.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

TIE sptcial Labor Bnttau
agents have somplsted investigA.
tious Of 5000 slrikss IN New York
which haze occarred wilhin six
ysars.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

CATAEkH CUEED, health aud sweet
breath sccafe,i. 81 SAIlo.I'l Cuiarrh Rcm.
coy. ftice . cenl1 NASH It.ittlor ~
Sold ~ X. :. VIlELE6S.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

Ther1 Il 20 qnenlicu about il--bIood
will tell--cspecially II Il be an impure
blood. Blofcbess erupllons. plmples and
polI3 are all Symptoms Of an Impure
blood, due 70 the improper AclIon Of the
liver. When this important organ falls
b proneflY ptfioyul hsfilictlon % puri-
iyipg and eleanginR the blood. Impurities
are caFfiea u all phrte of TIE system, and
the sypplo ome aklove referred 10 are nIgres
~ eFidenDas al tho atrnNRie 0l Nature 70
throw 0lflhe poisonous germs AUhless
waning Be hcrded n tine. earioua ~.
G4Ifs ali certain u follow, dlslmifAtshg In
liver oi kIdneR dloordclr, sofeveh - 'ton.
sumption. Dr.. Piercs's Golden Ned cal
Discovery viii prevent and enre these
diseases, by restoring the liver 10 a
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

A by ,lisd "a Aberdeen lat
week from lht t1teis II b-inr
struck - ~ stomach hy = bs-,
BAN.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

A. nueh pis3foa i nads N The
Uuiied States Ia ssn weeks ~ i
naaa N Rransa h : laar.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29
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The Leading Newspaper Of The South

THE DAILY PICAYUNE
Is Independents and fearless In its edltO-
rial conduct 1t has the widest and
most complcto eysteHi Of news gathering
~ telegraph and c0rrezpondence, and
the most accurate and complete mar
ket commercial and financial state
mente published in New Orleans.
THE SUNDAY PICAYUNE.
Which may be taken separately from
the daily subscription service, Is full
and complete IN al news departments. =.
With the added features Of househud.
fashion and socirty talk and feast of
choice original and selected literary
matter for heme reading. The specia3
writings Of Cafharlne Cole, Henry
Haynie Paris correspondent, Jennie
June. hollio Moore Davis. and many
othnrs. appear IN the Sunday issnr.
THE WEEKLY PIcAYUNE.
This mammoth I6-paae paper is the
hrst and clieapest weekly paper pub
lished In the south. In condensed
form u c0ntains all the news Of the
week, the cream of all literary matter
and the beat special featureB Of the
Sunday lssne. with an important Agri-
cliirisl Drpartment and the Latest
Hafkct itrn.at<. The Weekly "a pub
j ned every Thursday. aud reaches ali
snhsefib' ~ f,'r Sunday reading.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

FoR SICK hesdsche. female trrrtles nen.
ralRia. use Dr.. J. ID. McLtanss Tifl.e
Liver and kidney PiIIesG . cents : Vial
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

WIIA. ron SUFFER- with Drspensla
saa ifTEf ccmrIaIaif Ehnnf's NiIaII1ef
= E11I1nIIEI 70 cuIe Fou' Sold hy k. s
HU&E|rt
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

THAT ii1CKISg COUCH es1 b. =,
s.'.s... ss.ss.s sa.sa p, q s. sh'.s.s g: ssss .. We
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

weaursaly oi iss, seeE ) stern
~ sar'is blsw dsun ibs Oaihol,e
CAnlch aui s-refsl other build
InEA
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

A man ~ OoIIee county. Ga,
has discovered = mrdicine which
viii care : ralIlrsnake bite IN less
than "a hour.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

WMnE yoll are c0nalipated, with loss Of
appetite, headache take one oi DR.. j. II.
Meieanis Little Liver and Kidney PillclAs
They are pleasant to take and will cnre
yeu. g cents NlSl.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

Mr.. J. J. Hugginshas accepted
the position Of editor OF The Stark
vile Citizru, enr pfille oldest pa.
prrn III thr STATE.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29
QUEEN AND CRESCENT
ROUTE.


Short aud Quick lslne 10 Cincinnati, the
East and SOUTHEAST.
Through Slcepers vIeksburg TO Atlanta
and Cincinnati.
Condensed schedule IN effect Dec. 81, SO.
karI Bound. Stations. West Bound.
Hl.an nnMn. llnaL nm
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

For lanqe bspks side Or cIlesr. msr shl.
lon,s folnus fIasler Price = eri.tk-
Sold BY 4. 5. WnELE8s.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29
why you SHOULD
Buy Your SpectacleS Of Us:

need
The quality OF the glasses is The best
We have the perfect opaH wm Bohn a. The glasses
your eyes.
types and price lis,. A. b. Girls WOLD & co
mchA 6m Jewelers. l19 Canal street, New Orleans
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

Ifthe PhiIadYlplnA inquirer be
well.iniormed. the EplsCopaliamn
Of the diocese Of East0a, MI, are
again Ia trouble over ths bishop.
ric. rlt will be femembefe that
after iFe aitempte 10 secure q
bishop. fpuT having slEcliped and
ONE Dr. DfyStiaIs, or Christ
Ch1reh, oilhib citYs hafipg died.
they elected DR. Adams, 81 Vicka.
bnrg. who, a. hss been aiated, nc,
cfpted the honor. Now II seema
that there 10 canon 2ilIck forbidr
ihe election TO diOcesr OF any
hiahap who has resigned II IL
claimed that inder ah6 canon hie
election is illegal. II this b. eo:
the diocesA ol Easlon must try
once again. Times Democrat.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29
IIIInoIa CeatraI ILaIIr0ad.

ATJAcKsoNv
nrains Going North.
No. 2--lJaily 81. Louis, Leaves $50 p m
No AZ CliicugO Expfess--leayes 1852 am.
No S--I.Ucsl FfeIahte e-leayes......4,3 80 pm
Trains Going South.
No. II Daily ST. Louis. leaves 4.20 pm
Nes b. Mail~< ~<IsImltetlA-.....lriye l.47 \ ~
No 7--Local Freight. .-lcaves Dos
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure ls sold BY tie on q guarantee. II
cures Consumption. Sold By 4. s. WHE4
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29
GOING sosrH-mArL.


Nv Parsons. 10 am
Ar Grecw'd 7,40 am Lv Grew'd 500 am
Lv Y. Civ Las pm, Ar jackson $50 I'm
Trains ran Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays,
GOING EAST FROM TcHuLA.
Leave Tchula (passcngcr):.... :. 4 80 pm
Arrive Lexington (Dasscngcr)... } 40
Durant (passeAger) ......... 30
GOING wEeT FROM DURANT.
Leave Durant (passeRger) .........S 10 ann
Arrive Lexington lpasseDger)... 8 10
Tchula tpassengerl ........l0 80
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

20 make Al k'u.ls of ass.l~. -. of
paper rhry .fr cheaper fhun
glass
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

Mann Boudoir BufIsaf Sleeping cVs
CIaflHnaii o. Meridian. Jackoon, Vicks.
burg and Shreveport. making direct CON
neetion with Trxas 4 Pacific X. r., at
Shreveport iOl Texas anil the Pacidc
SLOPE. r. CAREOLL
Gen. Sunf.. Meridian. Miss.
JN0. g.. GAULT. Gen Manager.
b. COLLBRAN.
Gen. Fu. anl pas4'f. Agf.. Cincinnati.
f.HAHDI Aesi Gen. N
and Pserr. 4 a. FirksburR. Miss.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

sLEEtsI.ll5s Nl6i31sg aIsllc hiltSsu.
bic u tbbt tprIlDF coughs Sliii0hls Cure
. The remedy Iof you. Suid BY II. $
wHELESS.
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

2,l79 Prizes. amounting to-......$535, 900
Application iorr to clubs should be
made only TO the Office Of the Company In
New Orleans.
For farther information wrlte clearly.
giving full address. POSTAL. NOTES,
Express Money Orders, or New York
Exchange In ordinary letters Currency
by Express (at ouI expense) addressed
M. A. DAUPHHN,
New Orleans, La,
or n. a. DAUPHIN,
Washington, d. Q.
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, IA
Yazoo City herald., 1887-07-29

where IN large lrurrs rat shr
vord 'sCrrmsiasy.p The shock
OF the discovery be fearrd woald
kill hia vile. Happily there was
a rear door, and through ttis b.
led her 70 = Close csrfiaee. and
.heno', rrGir.ilsss Il he fuci ihe1, /
uas % road. be bad roe carriare /
drirrn straight acroFs The lava
.nd Geld unlil kiadly irsss bio DE
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

There wss large audience assembled in The
psri0rs Of The Park Congregational church
last evening TO listen to The Old folks COZ
cert. given by sbout forty Of tbe younger
members 81 The Sabbath school. The con-
cert differed from that usually given by
adults snssr the same nsme. IN hat 4 cor
sisiei 81 songs. rounds sni iove distes in
sfesd 81 hTmus. and rsTtOox Of the naiure
Of = "ungin skeulf Ms Fdwsrfs. of
Nsv Tork. has been tTsiaing the lsds sri
lsssiss for he Qssf week snd fvs1uent ar
nIaasa ard bursts Of laughter Irovsd that
her sif,rfs - entertain we're snccessfai.
MrS Edwsrds' youBg ssughter charmed
the audience bT heT sweet voice snd xss
sr-corad several times. of the locsl 81 zzrs
Norxan Suitb seerrsd 70 be the usost sue.
ee~sftsl. and those vbo have kE5~n him for
srrne suis were lHire surprised - SRI h.
hai such = 'essine voice Ars Etwsris
farc-ed the suiiencp several times with
solos. sn6 susaled hose present 10 pass
very pieassrt evening. The Young Pso-
PIES eoCiesT sre 80 b congTs 9 lstsd aroC
aHrf her varv successful entertain -ssrt
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

vdsslzlss r.xDss<sssa - . slx sritisa
sFasls.ts.

#Asslssgss o. TIE Es1sr4- one
Is a rs1eipt si zaieFlaaks9a ia. Erlt-s2
syndicate szsd - a4Fs Eare14ssa = iaf-e
tfaet " laa1 ID leEs aom fae A-ttEsEsf
WssssEn Railssy tolapaag. = msreiiess.T
sgica8s setllsFs. ths -ille ~ Els laaa oelns
ID aisPlts IA tae state eozEe- 4 settler
WFlI~s.
81 omea ogsE - wears q sZs. s.ek u es4
esxe been taken - siE Bten a1o 4rri~a
o4s - he blaclzg sf0rnl- Dsacs-s
rsnlen bzFs had s1e.r aanes
lasa 4ta cJF3s u1 t8s.r fesn as
s.aisssl zad hsa dfs-gsd sllTiekipk ir,ii.
t.uif honsA Chldrsa have Gees Bora
psslszl1xsly. stE8ag mse have seen fDA
d3En - fgrlaas On horse54cx an tasa
bsnaeuliei aaa drsgsed irons thslr s.tils
POSSESSIONS. I mizns - on sad maluP-y
Instances Sssre the sheriH. With VII 81
sIecimeat ia one aaad and brtlsh coi1-
tract Ia ths other. gave these poor i'soPis
tasiT saOios BET Neen these tHo evils SAtca
they woa.d AXE
Afsd4Fits oI lhe cfGsliies PractiCed aFe
being collected says tbs rites. for Sc a.
Washington DexL Sinter. 1hsY are ex
pecisd % cFs4se sensation when TIE peo-
pc OF lle last are DEoagus % resiiks ~aAt
the native Am=riean pioneers are suffering
a. t1e hands u TIE nev inyzcefs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

Winter assrco4gs ald gloves ssTs s4its
gsnsEslly wofa yesterday.
Tie tsola laas xsss icst IA ~ sFtssiaa
xsl have been secured ana drlllaE re-
samsi 4galn-
Tie sfick sork ca the ksunsdy block.
corner - Louis 4nd W4lsfloo-sts., vi be
e0mplstssi today.
Doric L1dxe No. 81 + 4 a NJ. vii
weGk tae t1Ira iezr-s tol4oTrca evening a.
tasir ball On n est bnasssl-
A haH xll be given a. GsEEnzRla Hzl,
West -lde tomorFos esenlnz loF t1s osns-
rs ~ tAs sis<eFs - tne ,oclsty.
Louis Deunls lsft asa evening for We.-
Lad 0nL "a fesponss % . ,slsgram an
n0aaoia4 ins dangerous illness of nis
mother.
The tFial 81 Charles and Wlllisaa Aacard.
charged aitA lhs murder ~ Michael
q hsra. . 70 oegin IA ne Circuit Noart
th.s moFnlns.
A new Baptist SUNDAY school has been
organized Niih ~ &. Shepard A. superln-
tsodenl. Place 0f neeulss ccrnes d SiaiA-
1ttd and Octave.
fhs regular hop At the West Side rink
~il taks place tonight, instead o. Thurs
dag nlgnt Bat hereafter they Wll occur
on rharsaay nighl A. asuai.
The Tar saies AZ the Coaaty Treasurer >
Office afs attended 5y large number oi
resi estate speCuiat0rs and otneFs aud TIE
bie.clag Ia soms Instances - cute spirited.
The st. Cecilia -ocisty sill hold the nFst
Eseeiinx u tho sesson a. t.oyal Arcauum
Hal a. 80 nsxt Friday afternoon rnu-
sCal program vii be ren1ersd, and officers
VII se slscts,i lOf the ensuing yeas.
The Young l2diss Foreign Missionary
Society Ol lie DIVISION street "A. Il. Caurchs
viii % entertained BY Mr.. and MIS- Ants
del FiosY evening. The sooas gentlemen
% tas congregation are Invited to tea A.
TO.
An alarm Of 6re from box ten yesterday
fornO0n called the department 10 the
Granssr House, occupied by ". W. Qulg-
ley, a. 90 BostEick -. The alarm Was
caused oy ogrning chimney. But little
damage.
Georxs l.. Moore. coloFed, the insane
salvsti0nist confined IA jail, makes lots OF
troubls Tor the Turnkey and nis ASSISTANTS.
III. ls very violent AZ times and has torn
his clothing snd the bed clothes IA hls cell
~ sareds.
T. Anton Arsels. an old and destitute
man from ReiSsdetts. OAK, Was found
suffering from epileptic fts on Canal-st.
yesterday noon. DR.. Grsves stlendea him
ard he was taken 10 81 Marks HONS 70
Be cared for.
AL ladies' interested in having this city
well represented IN the National Sufrags
BazAar 10 &c held IN Boston IA December,
are requested 10 meet az the residence OF
Mrs. 4. B. Aetchsa. tI4 West Bridge-st., at
O'Clock THIS afternoon. lake your
faimbics.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

VIII. Powers Is in Chicago.
s.M. Miller. OF Lansing. was in the city
yesterday.
A B. Styled. Of ELK Rapids. is at the
Clarendon
o. +. Bean. Of Three Rivers, was in the
CITY yesterday.
Dr. and Mrs A. C. Smith have gone to
Chicago for fss days.
Mss Nellie Heath. OF Spring Lake. is the
guest OF Miss Mary Ctley. OF ccribner-st-
J. l.. sebring. a prominent grain deslerof
Kalamazoo. was registered a. Sweets yea
tsrdsy.
Mrs ESQ s. Bennett, OF Jackson. ia visis-
lax hsr mother, Ms. Aintie, Of Fo0n-
tain-sL
Mrs Frank smith and Miss Nsttis Nixon
lefl isst nghs 70 spend few days IN
Chicago.
Allen Durfss eft yesterday morning for
PittsburE % attend the meeting Of the Ma
Eonsl Undertaksrs' Association.
VIII Gunn and John BIOdgett returned
from their European trip on the lO.l5
Michigan Central tram last evening.
Mrs. House, Of Ironton No, who has
been visiting Mrs. I. ". Stransn Tor some
tine past. has retgrned 70 her home.
Mrs. George S. Bennett aud children are
visiting a. the home Of Mrs. Bennett's
mother. m Grand kADids.--Jtctsof tH,-eli.
Mrs. A. scout. of the new Hogssman
building. le0 for Chicago yesterday 70 see
the President ard attend tbs ial openings.
Frank W Hine. Register Of TIE Probate
Court has gous On his Trip south and Frank
". Wilson Is dlhng The vacancy IN he Pro-
osss office.
Or. ". r.. Ross. of this city, and Judge J.
Byron Tudxins. cf Hersey. with their
f.ailies went ID Chicago yesterday. Or.
Ross viii returu next saturday
Chss Eramsr, a farmer Of Walker town
srip. snd Mss Christina RutbtOrd. Of A.
rius ws-e married a. the German Lu-
thersn Church yesterday afternoon BY Rev.
{. Fsiucks.
n P. CARPENTER. the msrriage license
clerk. thinxs the new ls~ - nuisance.
lie Vas routed cut OF bed a. midnight last
night ~ issue license % a couple who are
90 BE- married a. sand Lake this morning
Mrs. G. T. Iawton. Of ga Jsfserson- St.
ielt Yesterday for New York 70 Meet her
hrother Capt. b. g. Perry, who is 70 arrive
tarre wish his sap "lglis from Liver
pool They have not seen eSch ether for
sighieen years.
James A. Eaton. Of Grand Rapids. ar
rived in Adrian 0n saturday. He sil fe-
nssln here = few dsrs, and vi remove bis
fsnHv 10 tne secoud city bef0rs he close Of
the preSent week hfaa glslss asi T.
tcsi9r.
Mrs. A. r. Rsthbonr. Ms Z G. smith
Mss Hattie Waite and Niss Ada Morton
iait tee citv for trip in the East ysstsrgisv
rioruing Mss Morton returns - <cbcol AZ
WsshiBaton. ~ kaihhone snd Miss
Wrtfa wfff r7ssf n Naw F,rx .,4 Mrs.
Smith vii visit friends in New Jersey.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

NAsHINsTOs, Oct. 4.-The Putnam
Phalsnx." of Hartford, Conn, arrived in
Washington today. There are 125 men in
command, and accompanying it are about
two hundred guests from Connecticut
Among the latter are Senator Joseph Il.
Hawley. Gen. W. B. Franklin. Samuel L.
Clements Mark Twain. Hon. 5. A. Hubbard
and Hon. II. T. Spcny. Mayor Buckley, OF
Hartford. who was delegate TO the q. A.
Z. encampment at ST. Louis, arrived in the
ety this evening, and was received by the
command with honors. The visiting soldiers
and their friends spent the day sight see
ing, and tonight, under escort OF the Wash
ington Light Infantry and the Marine band.
paraded the principal streets. The pnalanx
will go doull TO Mount Vernon tomorrow,
and on Thursday participate in the Cover
nor Shepherd celebration here.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05
miicssc Tickets a. Two Gents.

The Chicago & Grand Trunk aud Detroit,
Grand Haven & Milwaukee railway agents
have just been instructed TO issue To all
who apply for them thousand-mile tickets,
limited one year from date OF issue. good
for the one person named on the ticket, at
two cents per mile, or SD per ticket. These
tickets are good on the line Of the Chicago
& Grand Trunk and Detroit. Grand Haven
K Milwaukee Railways Compsny's steam
crs between Grand Haven and Milwaukee,
the Michigan Air Line and Detroit Division
OF the Grand Trunk, and the Great Western
Division OF the Grand Trunk between Port
Huron and Niagara Fails and between De-
tEoit and Niagara Falls, and on the line Of
the New York. Lake Erie a Western Rail
way between NIAGARA Falls and Buffalo in
either direction.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05
circu,sr-ro an Concerned.

HEADQUARTERS MIcHIGA \ SOLDIERS HOME
Oct. lst, 1887.
The following law now in effect is pub
lished for the information of all concerned:
An Act.
TO prohibit The selling or giutlg Of any spirit
uo,s, malt, fcrmented or rin0us liquors 10 any
inmate OF the Michigan Soldiers Home.
SECTION /. The people of the State Of Mich
igqn enact. that il shall not be lawful for
any person knowingly 10 sell. furnish or
give, or cause to be sold, furnished or given
TO any inmate of the Michigan Soldiers
HOME, except when on furiough and away
from the city Of Grand Rapids, any spirit
uous, malt, fermented. or vinous liquors,
except for medicinal purposes.
SEC. =. Any person who shall violate
any of. the provisions of this act shall upon
conviction thereof be punished by fine of
not less than twenty-five dollars nor more
than one hundred dollars. together with
the costs of prosecution, or by imprison-
ment in the county Jail not exceeding
ninety days, or by both such fines and i'm
prisonnent in the discretion of tins Court.
Approved June IL, 1887.
3. +. PIERCE,
COmmandsnt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

striker. Dsssrtirg tho Lshigh Regions foI
the " Teming VALLEY.

strikers Dsssrtirg tho ishigh Regions foI
tns Wyoming Valley.
WLKEsBAxRE. Pa. Oct. 4-The Wyom-
ing region IS overrun with strikers from the
great demand. and new men have been
given situations as fast as places can be
made for them. At Plymouth TO-DAY seventy
strikers were given work. Portions OF the
Lehigh regions are entirely deserted. The
minlstsr Of the Methodist church st Jeido
has resigned bis charge. his parishionsrs
having LETT town. The Knights OF Labor
here are now making a canvass of the bp.i-
ness men in behalf of the families OF he
strikers. The Mountain Grove school
houses have closed. A dispatch has been
sent 10 Mr.. POwderiy asking him 70 use bis
iadueuee with the convention 10 stand by
the strikers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05
SOCIALISTS MEETING.
A secret Conf=rsacs Of raFss Days Dars
tion Held Ia Switzerland.

A Secret Coaf~rsacs Of TaFss Days Dara-
tioa Held ia Switzerland.
LosDos. Oct 4.-it = learned that 4 secret
German socialists conference Of three days
has Just been held al ST. Gall. Ssitzsrland
Eighty deiezaiss were present The police
we're completely outwiLied aBd knew moth
ing Of the affair Hssencisser and singer
wsFs presidents Of the conference. The dele
gates bitterly denounced The Socialist depu-
ties IN the Rsicbstag and adopted resolutions
eoGdemning the oppoEtunist policy OF the
deputies under the leadership OF Rebel and
Ls-onecht, SaO wers accused OF coquetting
rltn other parties aud compromising the
Independence ana revolutionary character
OF the socialist movement. Reports showed
that sIrce the last Conference the Socialists
bad expended 10000 marks si2, 500l Of
which 10000 were Ia elections ana 5000
IN defending prosecuted brethren.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05
one Of CIsveIand's Clerks Married,

NEW YORK, Oct 4.-Charles Milton
Hendley. one of President Cievelsnd's
CLERKS. was married to Miss Bessie Robin
son. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs q. W. Robin
son. Of this city. this afternoon in St James
Protestant Episcopal Church. After the
ceremony a reception was held in the
Madison Avenue Hotel. Among other
handsome presents was q solid silver tea
ssrvics from the President and Mrs Cleye-
1a-A
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

wAsHiNsToS, Oct. THE Interior De-
parsment has decided to adhere to the rule
already ia force not 10 issue permits to per-
sons to enter the Indian Territory for
hunting, fishing. etc, aud has recently re-
fused % issue permits on several requests.
The action Of the Department is influenced
by the objections Of the Indians. Persons
having important business In the Territory
can procure permits a. heretolors
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

SYRACUSE. y. Y, Oct. 4.-The state con-
vention Of the National Reform party,
which wss 70 have been held here TODAY.
wss indefinitely post tponed. There was but
one delegate present. Sylvester Douglas, of
Rochester Edward Evans. father Or the
movement. was unable to come on account
OF bis illness at bis home in Tons wanda.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

The Grsud Eaciis Bic-r'e Ciab hsld a
meeting lsst n8xht when n vas decided
fer club purposes. Thev vi be haas-
somciy itt-f np snd flfn shed WIN hii-
lar1i fahies and sfner articles ~ innocent
amusement a rerfufftiee was auuCin nfri
70 seie ect = sits fer f1s new auartsfs ard
~ ssw memssrs we're admitted % the
c4sh
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

FoRr ArscHE. Ariz., Oct. "A mail car
risr on he road TO the Atchison. Topeka &
ssute Re railroad vas stopped by four
masked men about ffteen miles from this
place yesterday. The robbers rifed the
pouches and carried OF money order re-
uitfsnce in the form Of checks on the Bank
Of Ca'ifornis. payable 70 VIM. J. Bryan.
postmaster At san Francisco.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

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Telegram-herald., 1887-10-05

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of he Psc6c Cesst. rishss 10 state ihas he
VII sccsrs ne chslisree RON Jack Doua-
h1p. ~hieh srreares in tbs TEfrsskv- -4rs.
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